- Parrotia persica - Plant Finder - Missouri Botanical Garden
Parrotia persica, commonly called Persian ironwood, is a small to medium sized, single trunk, deciduous tree eventually growing 20-40' tall (but typically 10' after 7-8 years) or a large, multi-stemmed shrub growing to 15' tall Apetalous flowers with dense, red stamens surrounded by brownish bracts appear in late winter to early spring before
- Parrotia persica - Wikipedia
Parrotia persica, the Persian ironwood, is a deciduous tree in the family Hamamelidaceae, closely related to the witch-hazel genus Hamamelis It is native to Iran's Caspian region (where it is called انجیلی anjili) and Azerbaijan (where it is called Dəmirağacı)
- Persian ironwood - The Morton Arboretum
Persian parrotia or Persian ironwood is a small upright tree or large, rounded, multi-stemmed shrub It is related to witch-hazel The oblong green leaves turn various shades of red, orange, and yellow in the fall, often persisting into the winter months
- Parrotia persica (Persian Ironwood) - Gardenia
Parrotia persica, commonly known as the Persian Ironwood, is a deciduous tree celebrated for its multi-seasonal interest, which includes vibrant autumn foliage, subtle yet captivating winter flowers, and exquisite bark Native: This unique tree is native to the forests of Northern Iran and the Caucasus, giving it the name Persian Ironwood
- Persian Ironwood, Parrotia persica, Monrovia Plant
An excellent small-scale shade tree with a colorful, spreading canopy of thick foliage that emerges reddish purple to bronze in spring and matures to glossy dark green in summer before turning vibrant shades of yellow, orange, and red in the fall Attractive exfoliating bark boasts small red-anthered flowers on bare branches in late winter
- Parrotia persica - North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox
The genus name, Parrotia, is in honor of a German naturalist, F W Parrot The specific epithet, persica, means Persian The Persian Ironwood prefers full sun, and moist, well-drained, loamy, acidic soils It will tolerate light shade and is adaptable to many soil types such as clay and sand
- How to grow Parrotia persica - BBC Gardeners World Magazine
Parrotia persica, also known as Persian ironwood, is a deciduous tree mainly grown for its spectacular autumn display when its leaves turn shades of yellow, orange, red and purple It's a wide-spreading, slow-growing tree with bark that flakes away, creating an interesting texture and revealing younger bark below
- Persian parrotia tree - Fine Gardening
Parrotia persica has one of the most beautiful foliage displays, in addition to year-round eye appeal and ease of maintenance Reddish-purple when unfolding in spring, the leaves are a lustrous dark green in summer and yellow to orange or scarlet in fall Leaves hold their color for a long period
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